1602 Booth Rd Searcy, AR 72143
This exceptional single-tenant property at 1602 E Booth Rd, Searcy, AR 72143, offers 6,300 square feet of versatile space, ideal for medical or traditional office use. Built in 2006, the one-story building features 900 square feet of readily available space. The existing tenant occupies the remaining 5,400 square feet. The property boasts an 8-foot ceiling height and includes convenient amenities such as a full bathroom, kitchenette, and laundry room. Its strategic location offers excellent visibility and accessibility, situated near other thriving businesses and directly across from the White County Sheriff's Department. Water is included in the lease, while electricity is tenant-responsible. The property's size and amenities make it a highly attractive option for a variety of businesses seeking a well-maintained and conveniently located space in Searcy, Arkansas. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established property in a desirable location. The building's single-story design and ample square footage provide flexibility for various business needs. The inclusion of a full bath, kitchenette, and laundry room adds to the property's functionality and appeal. The property's proximity to the White County Sheriff's Department enhances security and visibility.
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